Professor Peters isn’t joking when he says your chimp can run your life, but not very well. Mine has been in charge for 45 years, and I have not succeeded at anything. He’s managed to keep me alive, and that’s about it. Hopefully I can learn to manage him before it’s too late altogether.
Hello can you please talk to me about your experience because I’m presenting a presentation and I would like to hear your personal experience to prove that this book works.
An absolutely awesome self help book. So easy to read and so relatable. One of the most important self help books just about everyone should have. I've personally found it to be hugely insightful. Thank you Professor Steve Peters. 🙏
wow, this is remarkable. i especially love the section on 'I feel" this reminds me of how the majority of todays youth come to conclusions. it seems to be based around the term I feel rather than i think.
my monkey has got me into so much trouble . it makes sense to me now because when I would have these episodes I didn’t feel like I was present almost as if somebody else acting out on my behalf . I won’t let my monkey be an excuse for my behavior I will from this day forward learn how to handle and nurture him to the best of my human ability
I'm addicted to drugs, overweight, been off from work for 15 weeks. 6 of them due to operation, 6 due to an investigation at work (was found innocent) now 3 due to stress and an addiction. It's ruins my entire relationship with my family. I hope this helps
Chimp paradox seems to emphasize one of the most important topics In Islam , it is called the Nafs. The literal translation is self.. But every mention in the Quran addresses the Nafs as a second person . How to tame and nurture the whole purpose.. Now how coincidental is that 😮😮😮
from age 3 I pretty much based my whole personality on a monkey. remember monkey magic TV show? this book called out to me in Waterstones. loving it so far.
Had a talk on this within my cpd in my nhs job, I have the child version of this book and after our talk, now have this too. I suffer from mental health disorders and think that understanding my chimp will be invaluable to understanding myself and my mental health and behaviour
My monkey has been in charge for the last 60 years...mainly on the rampage, destroying everything in its path, even me, almost, on a couple of occasions , definitely ruined relationships, romantic and career wise...its been a savage beast that completely takes me over ....l will endeavour to control it...what shall l cal it???? Hhmmmm
Professor Peters isn’t joking when he says your chimp can run your life, but not very well. Mine has been in charge for 45 years, and I have not succeeded at anything. He’s managed to keep me alive, and that’s about it. Hopefully I can learn to manage him before it’s too late altogether.
So honest, thank you and well done.
It's never too late! I hope that one year after you posting that comment that you're much better. Big hug Xx
Hope all ok, love to help if i can as Chimp Paradox changed my life youtube.com/@nigel_g_richards?feature=share9
It’s never too late to. Did you try to do the exercises from the book?
Hello can you please talk to me about your experience because I’m presenting a presentation and I would like to hear your personal experience to prove that this book works.
An absolutely awesome self help book. So easy to read and so relatable. One of the most important self help books just about everyone should have. I've personally found it to be hugely insightful. Thank you Professor Steve Peters. 🙏
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I am obsessed with his work. Finally, god finally I understand! Thank you for getting me to this conjecture
So good to have Steve Peters reading this. Am glad I finally found this book
wow, this is remarkable.
i especially love the section on 'I feel"
this reminds me of how the majority of todays youth come to conclusions. it seems to be based around the term I feel rather than i think.
This describes the world of social media so well 😂😂
my monkey has got me into so much trouble . it makes sense to me now because when I would have these episodes I didn’t feel like I was present almost as if somebody else acting out on my behalf . I won’t let my monkey be an excuse for my behavior I will from this day forward learn how to handle and nurture him to the best of my human ability
God love ya and your monkey. Xxxx
I'm addicted to drugs, overweight, been off from work for 15 weeks. 6 of them due to operation, 6 due to an investigation at work (was found innocent) now 3 due to stress and an addiction. It's ruins my entire relationship with my family. I hope this helps
Chimp paradox seems to emphasize one of the most important topics In Islam , it is called the Nafs. The literal translation is self.. But every mention in the Quran addresses the Nafs as a second person . How to tame and nurture the whole purpose.. Now how coincidental is that 😮😮😮
Thanks for sharing this!
This book is absolutely amazing. Changed my mindset about a lot of things
Came here thanks to Stephen Bartlett 👌🏼
Can’t wait until my copy arrives!
from age 3 I pretty much based my whole personality on a monkey. remember monkey magic TV show? this book called out to me in Waterstones. loving it so far.
Had a talk on this within my cpd in my nhs job, I have the child version of this book and after our talk, now have this too. I suffer from mental health disorders and think that understanding my chimp will be invaluable to understanding myself and my mental health and behaviour
Soz cpd
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Very useful information on how your brain works and how you react of things around 👍🙂
Came here as I ran out of audio time on my Spotify. Thank goodness.😊
lmao same here, spotify sucks for doing that smh
Great work.
Thank you so much
My son has ADHD. He says he has a monkey brain and calls himself monkey boy. I nearly laughed when told the name of the book yesterday evening.
Yes, I'm a pedant but I'm distracted by how the spinning of planets might affect how a sun shines
Does the book talk about how to deal with other people’s chimps? They are always getting cross with me for being too honest and logical.
The 48 laws of power by Robert green is a good book on understanding why people act the way they do !
Maybe look at yourself and work out what your role is in these situations, rather than putting the blame on others
@@rachel__4497 I agree, telling someone that their chimp is doing their talking for them will only cause more rage 😂
How To Win Friends And Influence People
walk away - its not your role to change them
The American Audible version is read by someone else, this UK version is not available in the U.S. :(
Why do I keep thinking of that scene in the tv studio of Nope
4:05 Brian Cox was listening and got irate there
Can anyone confirm if this is the full book audio? The book seems a lot bigger in pages compared to the length of this video?… thanks in advance
My monkey has been in charge for the last 60 years...mainly on the rampage, destroying everything in its path, even me, almost, on a couple of occasions , definitely ruined relationships, romantic and career wise...its been a savage beast that completely takes me over ....l will endeavour to control it...what shall l cal it???? Hhmmmm
Call it little brother and learn to love each other. Lol
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What chapter does it stop in the video?
Does Kenneth Blanchard know about your book and its title?
Is this the entire book? Seems a bit short only an hour.
why is this book the holy mountain?
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where can we get the complete Audio book?
Audible or Amazon kindle
Amazon
Not available in the US on Amazon/Audible
Can i train the chimp on 40mg of Citalopram 🤔
The chimp is already having party with your citalopram, trying to fight chimp with citalopram he knows he already won.
Well maybe, I don't know lol
31:53 , she’s LYING !!! 😂
17:18 chapter 2 Part 1. The divided planet. How to understand yourself and your chimp
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